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<blockquote data-quote="Martyn36" data-source="post: 746286" data-attributes="member: 90937">Re: WifiRemote - a tcp remote control server 0.1 [2011-05-05]Top marks. This is great. and long awaited.My only gripe is that you are using a JSON, JOBject string in the protocol, which i'm sure is because of compatibility with Couchpotatoe.As I am using this to communicate with my Philips Pronto (using Prontoscript) which does not support JObjects, I am having to write a rather complex parser.I think an XML option would be cool to make parsing much much easier - unless I am missing something pretty fundamental.Nice one....<img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />[UPDATE]... OMG... soooo easy. I found a Javascript parser for JSON strings from douglascrockford on Github.... included it in my Pronto code and you wouldn't believe it, but it worked first time..... I take it all back. This is just as easy as an XML parser. Well done !!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Martyn36, post: 746286, member: 90937"] [b]Re: WifiRemote - a tcp remote control server 0.1 [2011-05-05][/b] Top marks. This is great. and long awaited. My only gripe is that you are using a JSON, JOBject string in the protocol, which i'm sure is because of compatibility with Couchpotatoe. As I am using this to communicate with my Philips Pronto (using Prontoscript) which does not support JObjects, I am having to write a rather complex parser. I think an XML option would be cool to make parsing much much easier - unless I am missing something pretty fundamental. Nice one....:) [UPDATE]... OMG... soooo easy. I found a Javascript parser for JSON strings from douglascrockford on Github.... included it in my Pronto code and you wouldn't believe it, but it worked first time..... I take it all back. This is just as easy as an XML parser. Well done !! [/QUOTE]

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